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Ken Skates MS, Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales
Updates on projects to improve Welsh language technology and AI.
A summary of the board's purpose and how it will work.
Only is not an excuse, there is no excuse.
Julie James, Minister for Climate Change
The grant will support some 41 projects across 16 local authorities and create an additional 2818 school and childcare places for Welsh medium learners.
Leighton Andrews, Minister for Education and Skills and Carl Sargeant, Minister for Local Government and Communities
Julie James Minister for Housing and Local Government
Wales will be the first nation in the UK to introduce a locum register from April this year.
Twenty eight projects are set to benefit from two EU property development funds and deliver a range of high quality commercial premises in the North, West Wales and the South Wales Valleys.
News that Welsh exports increased by 18% in the year to June 2017, has been welcomed by Economy Secretary, Ken Skates.
More than 2000 jobs across Wales have now been created as a result of support from the Welsh Government’s Business Wales Accelerated Growth Programme Economy Secretary Ken Skates has announced.
£5m Welsh Government funding for Pantycelyn
Lesley Griffiths today announced more than two million pounds to help reduce the risk of flooding and coastal erosion to homes and businesses at Porthcawl Town Beach.
£880,000 of funding available for Local Authorities and £300,000 for Natural Resources Wales (NRW) for flood defences inspection and maintenance work prior to winter.
The Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs has encouraged Wales’ small food and drink processors and manufacturers to apply for their portion of £800,000 worth of funding.
A £6m scheme to develop the next generation of farmers is open for applications from today, Lesley Griffiths has confirmed
With a week to go until the latest window for applications closes, Lesley Griffiths is urging people to find out more about the Young People into Agriculture scheme and consider applying.
Wales’ new Chief Medical Officer Dr Frank Atherton, starts work today.
The independent assessments will be consistent with people’s agreed wellbeing outcome and acknowledge the historical entitlement of former ILF recipients.